San Antonio

Set in Texas, this western follows rancher Clay Hardin as he travels to San Antonio to track down Roy Stuart, the leader of a cattle rustling gang. While attempting to capture the outlaw, Hardin encounters Jeanne Starr, a singer who is also the object of Stuart's affections. As Hardin and Starr fall in love, the confrontation between the lawman and the criminal becomes more personal.

Directed by David Butler, this production was released in 1945. It is the second film in a chronological list of Butler's directorial work, following Just Imagine and preceding Calamity Jane and The Command. The movie was produced by Robert Buckner and features a screenplay written by Alan Le May and W.R. Burnett. The lead roles are played by Errol Flynn as Clay Hardin and Alexis Smith as Jeanne Star, with a supporting cast that includes S.Z. Sakall, Victor Francen, Florence Bates, and John Litel.

The film has received a moderate reception from viewers. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.3/10 based on 2,100 votes, while on TMDB, it has a rating of 6.1/10 from 21 votes.